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Yeah, they are probably using the javascript change event to trigger the enabling of that submit button. Unfortunately, most autocomplete functions don't trigge
by jsdalton 16y ago
Yeah, they are probably using the javascript change event to trigger the enabling of that submit button. Unfortunately, most autocomplete functions don't trigger the change event.
It's a real pain; you end up having to poll the form fields for changes and then trigger the change event manually.
- oomkiller 16y agoI always add autocomplete="off" to my inputs, cuts down on this type of thing.
- Qz 16y agoThat would just annoy me more, I use autocomplete wherever and whenever -- any site that doesn't let me autocomplete something that should be autocomplete-able always gets on my nerves.
- adambyrtek 16y agoDisabling an useful feature in order to make coding slightly easier seems a bit backwards.